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A Long, Hard Recovery From Fort Hood Shooting
July 3-5, Pier 39, San Francisco Mayo Clinic’s Mobile Exhibit US Army Sgt. Patrick Zeigler will be at the exhibit 3-4 hours a day to meet visitors and share his story of military service and recovery. Read Jeff Hansel‘s The Post-Bulletin story Friday, June 22, … Continue reading
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Tagged Army, Elizabeth Nida Obert, Fort Hood, Jeff Hansel, Jessica Zeilger, July 3-5, Mayo Clinic Mobile Exhibit, Pier 39, Post Bulletin, recovery, Rochester MN, Saint Marys Hospital, San Francisco, Sgt. Patrick Zeigler, Sgt. Patrick Zeilger, traumatic brain injury, US Army, Veterans For Peace, VFP, vfpsf, vfpsf.wordpress.com
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IVAW Eyes Wide Open: The Last Time
Monday, March 19, 2012 9am to 5pm San Francisco City Hall Members of Iraq Veterans Against the War and their allies will be laying out “Eyes Wide Open,” the American Friends Service Committee’s widely acclaimed exhibit on the human costs … Continue reading
Watada vs Hasan: The Pen Is Mightier Than The Gun
By Michael Wong, December 29, 2010 In 2009, there were two national cases of Army officers who opposed deployment to a Middle East war. But that’s where the similarities end, because each of the officers chose opposite courses of action. … Continue reading
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